J80211WiFi tarball link broken

[jni]

Hello,

The link for the J80211WiFi tarball is broken: http://newosxbook.com/J80211WiFi.tgz

Can you please fix it? I'd love to dig in the details!

Cheers,
jeni

[morpheus]

That's odd. I could've sworn it was working (well, nobody complained).

I'll fix it promptly.

[jni]

Sorry to bother you again with this, but the link is still broken

[yeahdongcn]

Could you please fix the download link?

[jni]

bump

[morpheus]

Ack. Apologies. This somehow slipped my attention. (You'd think with all the traffic this forum gets that couldn't happen .. I wish ..)

This is old code since I'm on the road. Ping me again for the latest version. But this should work.

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bash-3.2# ./test
Usage: wifitool join _ssid_|leave|info|monitor|scan
bash-3.2# ./test monitor
Monitoring events through APPLE:80211:1 Event socket
Socket: 3
Event #1915: Code: 10 (SCAN_DONE)
Event #1916: Code: 15 (SCAN_CACHE_UPDATED)
Event #1917: Code: 10 (SCAN_DONE)
Event #1918: Code: 15 (SCAN_CACHE_UPDATED)
Event #1919: Code: 10 (SCAN_DONE)
bash-3.2# ./test leave
Disassociated from network
bash-3.2# ./test join Phontifex
ASSOCIATING WITH SSID: Phontifex
Successfully associated
bash-3.2# ./test scan
Sleeping
SSID:                       tcwireless    BSSID: d8:b1:90:75:3c:df   Channel: 64   RSSI: -90   Noise:  0
SSID:                        NETGEAR04    BSSID: 20:4e:7f:5b:11:ca   Channel:  3   RSSI: -89   Noise:  0
SSID:                                     BSSID: d8:97:ba:cd:f0:49   Channel:  6   RSSI: -89   Noise:  0
SSID:                    CBCI-8604-2.4    BSSID: 00:71:c2:7d:b4:b0   Channel:  6   RSSI: -89   Noise:  0
SSID:                      xfinitywifi    BSSID: 60:02:92:78:63:9a   Channel: 11   RSSI: -87   Noise:  0
SSID:                       tcwireless    BSSID: d8:b1:90:75:3c:d0   Channel:  1   RSSI: -74   Noise:  0
SSID:                                     BSSID: e0:3f:49:05:11:00   Channel:  6   RSSI: -89   Noise:  0
SSID:                                     BSSID: f0:9c:e9:03:2c:96   Channel: 11   RSSI: -87   Noise:  0
SSID:                                     BSSID: 00:3a:9a:28:5d:f0   Channel: 56   RSSI: -91   Noise:  0
SSID:                      xfinitywifi    BSSID: d8:97:ba:cc:c4:32   Channel: 153   RSSI: -43   Noise:  0
SSID:                      CBCI-8781-5    BSSID: d8:97:ba:cc:c4:30   Channel: 153   RSSI: -43   Noise:  0
SSID:                      xfinitywifi    BSSID: 00:71:c2:e6:c1:0a   Channel: 11   RSSI: -92   Noise:  0
SSID:                WiFi Hotspot 2189    BSSID: 78:61:7c:5b:b3:ca   Channel: 11   RSSI: -87   Noise:  0
SSID:                      xfinitywifi    BSSID: 00:71:c2:80:12:42   Channel: 11   RSSI: -48   Noise:  0
SSID:                     PremierPizza    BSSID: 00:71:c2:80:12:40   Channel: 11   RSSI: -47   Noise:  0
SSID:                    HOME-AB80-2.4    BSSID: 0c:54:a5:80:c3:f0   Channel:  6   RSSI: -84   Noise:  0
SSID:                    WiFiRSU_91cfa    BSSID: 20:10:7a:e2:46:7b   Channel:  6   RSSI: -57   Noise:  0
SSID:                Chevette's iPhone    BSSID: 26:e3:14:76:10:70   Channel:  6   RSSI: -53   Noise:  0
SSID:                      Coffee_Bean    BSSID: 9c:d3:6d:fa:6b:92   Channel:  1   RSSI: -52   Noise:  0
SSID:                        Phontifex    BSSID: aa:fd:f4:a2:ae:fe   Channel:  1   RSSI: -24   Noise:  0


I'll upload the newer, more featureful version at some point. I just need to get home first..

[mnnm]

Hello, I read your code detailly, but run the code in iOS device , it can't work! Can you help me?

[Garo]

Yeah the link is still broken on the website... This download link you provided works fine

But others may not end up checking here

[jboss]

Does this require a jailbroken device?

[davidengler]

Thank you for the code, I'm trying to run it with iOS10 library, and it is missing apple80211_var.h, apple80211_ioctl.h.
I'm able to download these from the internet but then it wont find <sys/kern_event.h>. basically if I get all the missing files, "scan" command fails on this code (rc = -1):

rc = ioctl (s,
SIOCSKEVFILT, // =0x800C6502
&kevr);

if (rc < 0) {perror ("ioctl"); exit(rc);}

Any idea how to resolve it?

Thank you!!